How to pull form data?

[Anonymous]

Hi,

  I have what I assume is a quick and simple question but couldn't find an answer for it anywhere.

  How do I pull any data that has been submitted through a form on a web page? For example, I have an active landing page with a form on it. I know the form name, where it's used, etc but where / how do I access the data that has been submitted in that form?

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Tim

[Anonymous]

A landing page performance report will give you the number of LP views and the number of leads who filled out the form.

A smart list with the filter "Filled Out form" with the added constraint specifying the webpage will give you a list of all the leads who filled it out.

[Josh_Hill13]

If you want to see what data the lead submmitted, you must go to the lead Activity Log and click the ID # of the Fills Out Form action.

Otherwise Mike is correct.

[Anonymous]

Hello!

Where do I find the "lead activity log"?

[Anonymous]

You can either double click on the record to open up the record's details or you can click the Mkto ID to open up the same area. The Activity Log is the last tab.

[Anonymous]

You can also create a view for the smart list that only has the fields captured in the form if you want to compare entries.

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to figure this out, too. I was able to identify the leads who filled out a form, find their lead activity log, and click on the ID column for that row to show detail--but all I see in the Form Fields section is lines of code. I also tried to create a view for the smart list, but do not see the form or any of the fields listed among the optional columns.

[Anonymous]

Got some help on the create view >> smart list option, and that one is working for me now.

[Anonymous]

Hey Andrew,

I am having this same issue - how did you end up finding their actual entries?

[SanfordWhiteman]

When you click a Filled Out Form event, as Josh and Jeff mentioned, you see the raw form post data.

Though I use this area for debugging quite a bit, I'm not clear on why you want the raw information rather than the lead fields themselves.